New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-12
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
vo MORE COACHING PARTIES ON THE TAN
- TINY

ruE HARVARD CLUES GOOD SIAhl-ihH "HA ~"
ENDS IN DULNEss GENERALLY.
Lat week was as dull In society as the week oeio'e
.as cav. The round OF fashionable weddings whicn
,an usually be counted on for the hret iortngh, VI
,be month of roses has broken of abruptly OoacnhS
has stopped too with the last trip OF tne i"n''9 u
the end OF the jerome Park meeting. Inc Town o"so
in fact. il practically DEAD, aud tDougna uoAu VI
more weddings have been set Tor the ,a's u ,
there ia really nothing i'll sight 10 ste" 'ne i"'"
oa,s cops nicuously There we're great manS peo-
ME In Town last year uddi July, anu eo"0 r.;
enyety " as kept up almost to independence 10Y.
snrnmer in spite OF the long spell OF cooi Mea'noi'
ezra nas been an unusual haste TO get INTO tne
,rr The strirter English contingent is pdzzitd
somewb,t over this unexpected turf. PRESIDENT
CLEVELAND. il is true, started for the woods prlole
summer had fairly begun but then President 0ieVe-
land can scarcely be said to set any sort OF
for New-YOrkers
Tho Tantivy made its last trip TO the Country Club
and hack Yesterday and its horses are adVcr'seu or
ole IN Wednesday, The this year, 1t 10 under
80 ,.s besn Highly successful. Since May par
.. have been given each weekday except on the sat
do n the drive TO Philadelphia and OF the coach
inc nar ade. Among those who leased the coach Tor
- 5ay,s outing with friends were Mr. and MRS. W W.
sstcr Mr. and Mrs Frederic Bronson My: ana Mrs
7 Roosevelt Roosevelt, A. X. Shattuck, MRS. .. H.
Van Auken Hugo Fritsch. John ). Wrlght Ooione'
and Mrs. Delaney Kane, and MIS- oharies "' mann
say.
lately. and the last three or four days at jerome
pork turnei ont rather cold and wet But the more
;ndetatigable of the Coaching Club men were on hand
generally and the pretty Dait ties on the cluo mouse
hui gave some che ertulness to tine tedium OF the
breaks IN the sport.
The tountry Club will not be quite deserted now
that the public coach has stopped running. mere
will be a dance there this week the charge OF MIS-
James Waterbury, and a fair attendance, thoueh
smaller than that of last tall, is promised
rTbers were Just a few weddings last week to keep
alive the tradition OF the month. On Wednesday at
the house of Mrs. J. S. Hyatt No. 1873 East Seventy
seoond st. Miss Matilda Jones. daughter OF the late
A. s. Jones' was married to William Sow don. Inc
Rev Dr. William NJ. Taylor performed the ceremony.
The same day at the house of DIR. Douglas, one OF
Geusral Grants phy siclans during his long illness
here and at Mt Mctiregor, Miss Justine Is. Prnale'
daughter of Mrs. Douglas. was married TO the nev.
Alfred Harding. rector OF St. Pauls Protestant EpiS
copal Church in Washington. The Rev. DE-; Hodges,
rector OF st. Paus Protestant EPISCOPAL ChuTeh IN
Baltimore rad the service There was wedo hg
breakfast after the ceremony.
A prettv out-o.-town wedding took place on Wed
nesday at Stamford, Conn. Miss Susie Frances
Lewis niece of Francis A. Pa mer, the president oil
the b, Dad " ay bank, married 30 D. Miller tramp
ton b. the Rev. DR.. William NJ. Taylor OF the Broad
way Tabernacle The Rev. +. II. airing assisted IN
the service. The maids of honor were Miss Edith
Champion, sister OF the groom; Miss lfabe Taylor OF
New-York; and the Misses Diehl, OF Brewsters, The
proomsmen were Palmer Lewis. brother OF the bride !;
flank Marng and Edward Chichester. OF New-York,
and William ~ White. of stamford The usners
were +. j. tuner, Howell Coles charles marIing
and DR.. Lewis. Elmwooi. President Paimer's coun-
tty bouse was richly decorated Tor the wedding and
tnc reception which followed. Amlng the guests
were Mrs. L. w. Lewis. DR. and Mrs Henry f.
CHAMPION, Mrs William NJ Taylor Miss Nellie taylor.
Cannon and Mrs. o. NJ. Abbott, OF New-foik MIS-;
o. j. Post OF Boston; Mr.. Calling OF Hartford and
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. UConnor, of Stamford
Among the weddings which have been put down
for the end of June is that Of the Rev. Prescott
Eyarts son Of Senator Evarts and rector of the
Churoh o the Holy Communion. to Miss Conover' o.
Amboy. n. j. The ceremony will take place at Am
bow on Wednesday, June 20. On Thursday June %,
Miss Pattison daught OF Admiral Pattison, Will De
married 10 Mr.. Randell in this CITY.
wedding that will attract good deal of notice is
that OF Miss Marie Hunt, daughter OF the late FUrman
Hunt to Marion Story, OF Francis Story, OF Bos-
ton The service will take place on tho morning OF
Wednesday, juno %, in st. Georges Church. There
will be wedding breakfast aiterward at the house
of the brides mother 10 East Twenty -hrst-st
The Harvard Club opened its new quarters in West
Tgenty second-st on Thursday evening with rous
ing hou armng. The new venture seems 10 be
turning out encouragngly, and before long ale and
Princeton may feel obliged to follow the Cambridge
men The club has a membership o. 600, and though
ts scope is rather broad and general it has pleasantly
distinct social quality Among those present at the
opening night we're Joseph b; Choate, the K K pr
William K. Huntington. e. {. BesmaD, Edmund
Wetmore, Theodore Roosevelt, Judge Addison
o Brown, j. O. Sargent, George Fl. Adams, George
Walton Green, f. l.. Paris, Prescott Ii: Butler,
Walter Curtis, Nathaniel 8. Smith and James w.
HAYES
There 10 some talk in the Nineteenth Century Club
about TORN ing cooperative man and womans cab
for next winter. Courtlandt Palmer and Mrs. Johu
Sherwood are said be particularly interested 10 the
scheme. The Ninetsenth Century Club will hold its
meetnls next year in tho assembly rooms OF the Met
ropoitan Opera House inste id OF at the American
Art Galleries Fifty ncw members we're elected at
the last meeting The total membership is now about
300 The initiation ice, too has been raised to SZo